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RUNPOD DATA CENTERS

Runpod data centers.
What public records show.

Runpod is privately held and publishes no megawatt figure. It lists 28 US data center IDs by state only, and its Secure Cloud GPUs sit in partners' buildings. One partner names its host building, in Rancho Cordova, California, which holds county air permits for backup generators.

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SITES CHECKED OCTOBER 5, 2026

4 Runpod sites.
4 public records.

Each site sits at the highest stage a record supports. Announced megawatts are shown beside the records, never added to them. A missing record does not mean a site is behind. Many counties publish nothing online.

  1. 3Announced
  2. 0Site identified
  3. 1Permitted
  4. 0Power secured
  5. 0Operating

Rancho Cordova, Sacramento County, CA

Conscious Capital Data Center (Runpod US-CA-2, via FarmGPU)

Permitted

Why this stage: FarmGPU's documentation says its infrastructure is primarily hosted at the Conscious Capital Data Center in Rancho Cordova. The county air district lists four active standby engine permits for that operator at 3141 Data Drive. These are backup generators and name no tenant. No utility or operating record was found.

Owner or developer
Conscious Capital Data Center, LLC (Conscious Data Centers). GPUs supplied to Runpod by FarmGPU.
Runpod's role
Secure Cloud region supplied by a hardware partner in a colocation building
Link to Runpod
“FarmGPU, a pioneer in sustainable, decentralized GPU hosting, announced the launch of its innovative service on RunPod Secure Cloud, available as US-CA-2 data center.” FarmGPU blog
Announced capacity
“FarmGPU is currently hosting in a tier 3 data center with up to 7MW capacity” FarmGPU blog
Stated timing
“Runpod's status page lists US-CA-2 at 100% uptime and all services online, as viewed October 5, 2026.” Source
Public records found for Conscious Capital Data Center (Runpod US-CA-2, via FarmGPU), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
March 26, 2021Air permitSacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District · Permits to Operate 26879, 26880, 26881 and 26882Four standby diesel engines (Detroit Diesel) at 3141 Data Drive, Rancho Cordova, held by Conscious Capital Data Center, LLC. These are backup units. The list names no tenant.Status: Active, per the district's 2023 reporting list of permits to operateRecord
February 12, 2025Public recordCity of Rancho Cordova · Encroachment permit ENC-25-1208Conduit and vault work in the public right of way, filed under 3141 Data Dr. Five other encroachment permits filed under the address since 2022 cover fiber and telecom work. The portal shows no building permit for the data center itself.Status: Completed project, finalized August 5, 2026Record
Unverified: not found in online records
  • No government record names Runpod or FarmGPU at 3141 Data Drive. The link rests on FarmGPU's own statements.
  • FarmGPU cites up to 7MW for its host data center. The landlord markets the building at 5 MW. Neither figure is Runpod's.
  • FarmGPU says it is primarily hosted here, so some US-CA-2 capacity may sit elsewhere.
  • No SMUD service record or building permit for the data center was found online. The air permits are shown as of the 2023 reporting list.

Not disclosed, Not disclosed, TX

Runpod Texas data centers (US-TX-1 to US-TX-7)

Announced

Why this stage: Runpod gives no Texas address, so no government record can be tied to it. Boost Run, a public GPU supplier whose largest 2025 customer was Runpod, leases colocation in Fort Worth, Dallas and Richardson, but does not say which site serves Runpod.

Owner or developer
Not disclosed. Runpod names no Texas building or partner.
Runpod's role
Secure Cloud and Community Cloud capacity from undisclosed partners
Link to Runpod
“United States : US-CA-2, US-DE-1, US-IL-1, US-NC-1, US-TX-3, US-TX-4, US-WA-1” Runpod blog, global networking expansion
Announced capacity
“US-TX-3 | Texas” Runpod documentation, global networking
Stated timing
“Runpod's status page lists US-TX-1, US-TX-3 and US-TX-4. It shows 99.513% uptime for US-TX-3 over 90 days, with network storage outages in July 2026.” Source
Public records found for Runpod Texas data centers (US-TX-1 to US-TX-7), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
April 8, 2026SEC filingBoost Run Inc. (SEC filing) · Form 424B3, Registration No. 333-292712Lists RunPod Inc. as 71.6 percent of Boost Run's 2024 revenue and 44.5 percent of 2025 revenue. Lists colocation at Dallas/Fort Worth and Richardson, Texas, among other sites. Does not tie Runpod to any site.Status: FiledRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • Runpod names no Texas city, building or landlord.
  • The Fort Worth placement of US-TX-3 comes only from a third-party directory.
  • Our separate TierPoint file covers TierPoint's Fort Worth building. Boost Run's filings do not name its Fort Worth building, and nothing ties Runpod to it.

Not disclosed, Not disclosed, GA

Runpod Georgia data centers (US-GA-1 and US-GA-2)

Announced

Why this stage: Runpod gives no Georgia address, so no government record can be tied to it. QumulusAI, a public supplier that sells most of its GPU capacity through Runpod, operates colocation in Marietta, Georgia, but does not say which Runpod region its servers appear in.

Owner or developer
Not disclosed. Runpod names no Georgia building or partner.
Runpod's role
Secure Cloud and Community Cloud capacity from undisclosed partners
Link to Runpod
“These join our originally supported locations: CA-MTL-3, US-GA-1, US-GA-2, US-KS-2” Runpod blog, global networking expansion
Announced capacity
“US-GA-1 | Georgia” Runpod documentation, global networking
Stated timing
“Runpod's status page lists US-GA-2 at 100% uptime, as viewed October 5, 2026. US-GA-1 is not shown on the status page.” Source
Public records found for Runpod Georgia data centers (US-GA-1 and US-GA-2), oldest first.
DateRecordWhat it showsSource
July 15, 2026SEC filingQumulusAI, Inc. (SEC filing) · Form 424B4, Registration No. 333-292514Names RunPod as its largest channel partner, with revenue split 80 percent QumulusAI and 20 percent RunPod. RunPod contributed 71.9 percent of QumulusAI's GPU-as-a-service revenue in the first quarter of 2026. Lists colocation in Marietta, Georgia, Kansas City, Missouri, Denver and Philadelphia. Does not tie Runpod to a site.Stated capacity: “combined deployed and contracted capacity of approximately 7 MW of power”Status: FiledRecord
Unverified: not found in online records
  • Runpod names no Georgia city, building or landlord.
  • No record shows whether QumulusAI's Marietta servers are listed under US-GA-1, US-GA-2 or another region.

Not disclosed, Not disclosed, KS

Runpod Kansas data centers (US-KS-1 to US-KS-3)

Announced

Why this stage: Runpod gives no Kansas address and no partner names a Kansas site for Runpod, so no government record can be tied to it.

Owner or developer
Not disclosed. Runpod names no Kansas building or partner.
Runpod's role
Secure Cloud and Community Cloud capacity from undisclosed partners
Link to Runpod
“These join our originally supported locations: CA-MTL-3, US-GA-1, US-GA-2, US-KS-2” Runpod blog, global networking expansion
Announced capacity
“US-KS-2 | Kansas” Runpod documentation, global networking
Stated timing
“Runpod's status page lists US-KS-2 at 100% uptime, as viewed October 5, 2026.” Source

No government record found online for this site as of October 5, 2026.

Unverified: not found in online records
  • Runpod names no Kansas city, building or landlord.
  • Without an address, Kansas permit, air and utility records cannot be checked.

NOT YET CHECKED

Other Runpod sites.

These sites are named by the company or its partners. We have not yet checked their public records.

  • Other Runpod US data center IDsCalifornia (US-CA-1), Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington

    Listed in Runpod's public catalog by ID only. No building or partner named. Not researched beyond the catalog and status page.

  • QumulusAI colocation sitesMarietta, GA; Kansas City, MO; Denver, CO; Philadelphia, PA

    QumulusAI sells most of its GPU capacity through Runpod but names no buildings and does not map sites to Runpod regions.

  • Boost Run colocation sitesDallas/Fort Worth and Richardson, TX; Research Triangle Park and Charlotte, NC; Seattle, WA; Chicago, IL; Minneapolis, MN

    Runpod was Boost Run's largest customer in 2024 and 2025. Boost Run names TierPoint as a partner but does not tie Runpod to a site.

  • AP-JP-1 and AP-IN-1Fukushima, Japan; India

    Runpod announced these regions on its blog. Outside the US pilot.

  • Community Cloud hostsVarious

    Community Cloud capacity comes from individual vetted hosts. Locations are not public.

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Company totals do not tell you whether your allocation is live. These questions tie a proposal to a site you can check.

  1. Which data center ID will run my workload, and who owns and operates that building?
  2. Is my capacity in Secure Cloud, in a partner's Tier 3 or Tier 4 facility, or in Community Cloud on an individual host's hardware?
  3. Which hardware partner owns the GPUs I am renting, and what happens if that partner leaves the platform? One supplier's SEC filing says Runpod can end its terms without cause on notice.
  4. For a reserved cluster, how many GPUs and which data center are committed in writing, and what remedy applies if delivery slips?

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Notes on these records

  • Runpod is private. Its only SEC filing found is a December 2023 Form D. No filing states company-wide megawatts or delivery at any site.
  • Runpod's documentation says Secure Cloud runs in T3/T4 data centers operated by vetted infrastructure partners. It does not name them.
  • Runpod's public catalog lists 52 data center IDs, 28 of them in the US, with location given only as United States.
  • Two public suppliers name Runpod in SEC filings. QumulusAI says Runpod can end its terms at any time without cause on notice. Boost Run filed its Runpod services agreement as an exhibit.
  • Runpod press releases cite $120 million in annual recurring revenue in January 2026 and a $100 million raise in June 2026. Neither names a data center.

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